Our green experts
Birla Troen Klixbüll Mutual understanding between Denmark and China can bring Danish companies’ high standards on food safety into play. Through seminars and workshops we obtain a better understanding of the Chinese framework within food and agriculture, and generate a platform for Danish companies to showcase and promote knowledge and solutions within sustainable food production from farm-to-fork. |
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Sune Kåre Sørensen Many Chinese and Danish companies can provide green solutions that can help accelerate the green transition, and therefore I work with The Trade Council to ensure synergy between government cooperation, the embassy's commercial activities and the goal of reducing China's CO2 emissions. Another very important part of my work is to build bridge to civil society and put climate on the agenda of the Chinese people. |
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Helena Wisbech Frid
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Allan Bertelsen My objective is to establish a conducive and enabling environment for the development of district heating in China using renewable energy and local resources in combination with best practices from Denmark's experience with energy transition. Our project maintains close cooperation between China's National Energy Administration (NEA), China Renewable Energy Engineering Institute (CREEI) and the Danish Energy Agency (DEA).
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Klaus Rostell As a Maritime Counsellor at the embassy in Beijing, I work with Chinese and Danish authorities to reduce maritime climate footprint, create a sustainable shipping industry and improve the conditions for the UN-SDGs. A strong motivation for me is that authorities, researchers, and the private sector work together to find maritime technologies and solutions that improve the climate and environment for future generations. At the same time, our work brings green Danish technologies and solutions into play and creates growth and jobs in Denmark. |